Anabezi

Anabezi Camp sits high on an escarpment overlooking the Zambezi River, with wide views across the river corridor and into the park below. The raised position gives the camp a sense of openness and airiness, while also allowing wildlife to move naturally through the area beneath. The design feels contemporary but grounded, with open communal spaces and private tents positioned to maximize views and privacy.

The Lower Zambezi is particularly well suited to varied safari experiences, and Anabezi takes full advantage of this. Game drives offer reliable sightings of elephant, buffalo, lion, and leopard, while canoeing and boating on the Zambezi provide a quieter, more immersive way to experience the landscape. Walking safaris add a further layer, allowing guests to engage with the smaller details of the bush that are often missed from a vehicle. The combination of land and water activities keeps days varied without feeling overstructured.

What I like most about Anabezi is its balance. The camp delivers comfort and polish without losing the relaxed rhythm that makes the Lower Zambezi special. There is time built in to sit, watch the river, and absorb the setting between activities, rather than moving from one highlight to the next. For travelers looking for a diverse safari experience in a beautiful riverine environment, Anabezi Camp offers a thoughtful and well-paced introduction to the Lower Zambezi.